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theory
noun as in hypothesis, belief
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“I’m not getting into any conspiracy theories or anything like that,” he said.
The problem was being fuelled by people turning away from traditional journalism towards social media influencers, she said, and then being funnelled towards misinformation, conspiracy theories, and far-right politics.
Then, later that night, the president shared an AI-generated video promising fake alien health care technology from a conspiracy theory popular in QAnon forums.
The theory appears to be that if they can restrict newer or less understood immunizations, it will make it easier to eventually attack higher profile vaccines, like those that prevent measles or polio.
In theory, anyone struggling with obesity can - without the expense of a private doctor - get help to manage their weight.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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